Phoenix, AZ
Defective and dangerous products Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Defective and Dangerous Products, Commercial, Real Estate
Without reviewing your lease agreement and other petinent documents, it is difficult to provide a full response. However, under Arizona law, the...
If your contract with the builder states that the builder will sell only primary residences, and that promise has been violated by the builder, you...
If the lien was recorded before you closed escrow, title should have caught it. If you have title insurance, they may be obligated to remedy the...
You should consult an attorney who will review all relevant documents and advise you of any claims you may have against the company. The attorney...
Unfortunately, when a house goes into foreclosure, the trustee sale purchaser takes the property free of the lease agreement. Therefore, once the...
If the condemnation is proper, you are entitled to the fair market value of the property on the date it was actually taken. You should seek legal...
Typically, the attorney noticing the deposition schedules it at his or her discretion (subject to any court-imposed deadlines). You should receive...
Typically, the foreclosing lender has 90 days from the date of the trustee sale within which to file a deficiency action. If the lender fails to...
Arizona's Uniform Residential Landlord Tenant Act requires that a landlord maintain the home in a fit and habitable condition. A landlord is also...
Without knowing all the facts surrounding formation and operaton of the LLC or the asset in question, it is difficult to give you a definite...
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